pillbox

/ˈpɪlˌbɑks/
noun
  1. A small box or container for holding pills or tablets.
    • He bought a small metal pillbox to carry his headache medicine.
    • The pharmacist gave her a plastic pillbox labeled with the days of the week.
    • She keeps her vitamins in a weekly pillbox with compartments for each day.
  2. A small, low, concrete fortification with openings for guns, used in warfare.
    • The old pillbox is now a historical landmark overgrown with moss.
    • The soldiers took cover behind a concrete pillbox on the hill.
    • During the war, the beach was lined with pillboxes to defend against invasion.
  3. A small, round, brimless hat that sits flat on the head, often worn by women.
    • She wore a stylish red pillbox hat to the wedding.
    • The vintage store had a collection of colorful pillbox hats.
    • Jackie Kennedy made the pillbox hat famous in the 1960s.
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